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1
Virgo-Scorpio was then followed for the
profane
by
Sagittarius.
2
I am not
profane
by
accident.
3
Wool, as taken from slaughtered animals, was esteemed
profane
by
the priests of Aegypt, who were always dressed in linen.
4
There are precious secrets of every generous and noble man's life which no pen may
profane
by
giving them publicity.
5
Access to it is denied to the
profane
by
the high priests and lesser priests, who represent the diety to mortals.
6
I will not make his words
profane
by
repeating them here, but one may say confidently that they were not uttered in vain.
7
The subject-matter is profane ; but
profane
by
nature, and not because the writer has chosen to desecrate the few scant beauties that he finds.
8
She indited her missives with a dainty gold pen engraved with an orchid, which Harold had requested her never to
profane
by
secular use.
9
Yet, Mr. Arden, I must remind you that all of you are upon an enterprise held to be
profane
by
the laws of this region.
10
My little studio has never been
profaned
by
superficial, feverish, mercenary work.
11
Naturally, the gem was greatly venerated and not to be
profaned
by
impious hands.
12
Why should God be
profaned
by
idolatry, and why are people tempted by it?
13
Now the name of God is
profaned
by
us either in words or in works.
14
The land and the temple had been
profaned
by
sin (viii.
15
The childish scrawl stared up at him impudently, a sacred thing
profaned
by
the day.
16
That would be vulgarising something that was already a little
profaned
by
my innocent participation.